Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
Mowers At Senden's.

Leave your farms, residences ana lois Win
ma for s.Ia a. Rem. fcb26tf
For Sale-A number Of farms, residences
and town lots. &. Zen. feh26tf
Trv Movers peaches. They are delicious
the best in this market. Ciagett. mchl2if
Bear Creek lime, Louisville cement,
Michigan plaster. at Moorehead's Lumber
Yard. mchl2'4
planes. chisels. steel squares. files, etc. al
Senden's. 1t
An elegant variety oi pocket and table
cutlery. scissors and shears, r,znr> and razor
strops at Sen;lrn's. II
For Rent-A farm of 50 acres on road TO
Ma7vicw. : miles from Lexington, ihr casa
or crop rent. G. Ben. mci1lHf
Hello! Whats go.n. on at the batch Row
Bakery? lie sell, the best and sweetest loaf
bread IN Lexington. e. Meyer. mehl2t2
Ed. W. Kruse, HiSginsville, Mo-, dealer in
agricultural implements, field and ibulk
garden seeds. Good quality and low
price. mi2'4
No such line OF fancy groceries was ever
before to be found in The city aS is al present
kept by w. S. Clagett. 1t Is complete in
every detail. m"hi2ff
&. Ben will sell your farms, residences, or
town lots. Will rent the same. paY Your taxes.
insure your property, or borrow money for
YOU on the same. feh2slf
The boom in real estate is nothing to COM
pare with the boom Al the China Hall. Real
estate is up; queensware is down. Now is
your tint to buy. ml2i2
From Richmond, Val sell a great deal
of DIR. Bulls Cough Sirup and find that it
gives better satisfaction than any other cough
slrup. L. Wilson Mo-eley. druggist. 1t
Standing, with reluctant feet. at the corner
of the street. many signs confuse her eyes;
doubts beset her and she signs. But there is
no occasion to- feel badly. young lady. If IT'S
new spring goods you want, just step mo
Henry Wilker's. Franklin avenue, and see
the new stock. Get u rebate card. mchl2i3
Remember Messrs. JnO. w. Widdell II Co.
for flour. The Red II, is delightful; cant be
beat; all wanting good bread should try,it;
the sack is improved by having a larger IL.
Their other grades of flour are also much inn
proved BY the changes. Bran, screenings
and Graham -four on hand. Exchanges made
| at their office at the old stand near ArcaDa
| Hall, ai%'ti
I, Throat all seldom gets well OF itself. but
deepens until it undermines the constitution,
wastes away health, strength and flesh, anu
| finally fastens itself on the lungs. completing
the wreck and rum of the whole man. DIR.
BigeIow's Cough Cure is the only safe cure
and speedy remedy for cough, colds and all
| throat and lung diseases. Sold by ChaS. w.
LOOMS, at fifty cents and one dollar. Pleas
| ant to take and safe for children. dec25m3
You will notice how quickly IL thoroughly
successful article is initiated, and also that
the limitations are without merit, as they are
gotten up BY INSCRIPTIONS parties. Beware
of limitations Of DIR. Jones' Red Clover Tome.
The genuine is sold by Charles w. Loomis,
anu promptly cures dyspepsia, costlveness,
bad breath, piles. pimples. ague and ma
larial diseases, poor appetite. low spirits,
headache or diseases of the kidneys stomach
and liver. Price fifty cents. dec25mS
The ;hrong of people in this city. the past
few days, was attributed. Oh all hands, 10 the
courts, the pretty weather, the opening OF
spring. and various other causes; but it re-
| milIS LOT Tie uluti SlSHtu u tNl.Iilh lit AZ
traction, which is no difficult matter to do
either. II was the new. fresh and complete
stock of staple and fancy groceries, which
embraces every article to he found in thai
line, at the store of w. 5. Clagett. The, goods
are pure, clean and fresh; the prices are the
lowest, and full measurement and dow
weight are always given, mchl2tf
The horticultural society meets to-day. A
full attendance is desired.
The grass on the lawns about town is be.
ginning 10 look green and beautiful.
The council ordered the watering trough II
the first ward moved across the street Sc
stock would not make a nuisance on the side
walk. Why has 1t not been attended To?
Mulligan Post, G.. A. r., of this city viii
give a grand ball at Turner'S hall on the nigh
of Monday, April IL. Preparations are nov
in progress to make it a very enjoyable oc
GasiOn.
We see that Capt. 10. A. Wilson has re
paired the crossing at the intersection of 3rd
and 10th streets. near the gas house. Now
let him look after the bridge on 9th stree
near Mr.. Street Hale's.
Examine the pavement around your stree
trees and see that they are not ruined by tn,
brick pressing against them. A little ear,
now may save both money and annoyance
from the fact that You were so careless AS Il
let your trees die for want of a little atten
ton.
MessrS. JnO. Il. Burden ahd c. #. Lane re
turned last Wednesday from IL successful
hunt in Carroll and Ray counties. The
captured in all about - or 50 ducks, one be
ing very rare in this state. II is called tn
"fsh duck" and is a beautiful specimen
They also killed a sea gull. Both the latte
will be given in charge of n taXidermist 70
preservation.
Mr.. j. X. Letcher, the Missouri Paciii
right way attorney for Lafayette county
arrived here last Saturday morning enrout
for BOahville, having secured the riSht-of
way through Dover township without diff
Guilty. He will probably return in IL feS
days to ascertain what progress has bee
made by the Lexington committee, appoint
ell at the meeting on Monday OF last week
When he returns we hope our omiDit
will be ready to report their work complete
, and everything ready for the graders TO pro
; coed with their work.
Corder:-J. q. Groves has disposed of hi
Kansas City property at a verv handsom
profit. Corder property is on a boom; man
| persons seeking homes for their families
Why should II not be so: We have fou
churches, a good school. a healthy lOca
! ton. society unsurpassed, and fertile sol
/ Our school, taught by Misses Reese and Rim,
, has been very successful; but the term
too short; it closes on next Friday with Il
l exhibition at night, We ought to have NOR
teachers and a longer term. Some men hav
8 been offered their prices for their farms, bu
4 wisely concluded they could not better then
= selves. The wheat crop is yet very pr0mis
ing If Europe gets into a fuss we exuet
to be able to feed the contending armies; ku
d, 1t Is not our desire to profit by the miSfOr
tunes of others. The old ladies are fussin
r about setting their hens, and young ones ar
planning for their spring bonnets; the OF
men ara busy in getting ready for pIowimg
f and the urchins are dancing Tor 1py bpciu:
school is most out, and the weather is gcitin
warm enough for them to 90 barefooted An
spin tops. All seem TO be cOntented by In
aiage, 1.-The early bird catches the worm.
MAYHEM correspondent of Post: A tel
rible accident occurred at the depot Frida
, night about nine O'Clock by which a man l.,
. his life. We did not learn all the particular
but are informed that the dead mans nan
|, was Ennis, from Laddonia, Audrain count,
\ and on his way to Nebraska with a ~ciartcrc
car OF household goods and live stock. Will
the freight train was standing on The swiic